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Kingdom Animalia Mr. Nichols PHHS

Kingdom Animalia Mr. Nichols PHHS. Organism of the Day!. Horror/Hairy Frog: Trichobatrachus robustus

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Tutorial for module BY1101: Embryology Joe Colgan (tcolgan@tcd.ie)

BY1101 Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology . Tutorial for module BY1101: Embryology Joe Colgan (tcolgan@tcd.ie). BY1101 Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology . Tutorial objectives. Describe the main events in embryogenesis

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Pregnancy & Human Development

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Our solar System Consists of nine planets. -can anyone name the order they are in from the sun?

Hello. My name is Faemoezoe , but you can call me Moe. I am so glad that all of you are here for this tour of our Planets. Lets pack up our stuff and hit the milky way. Are you ready for an OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD EXPERIENCE? .

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Animal Phyla: Porifera & Cnidaria

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26.1 Introduction to Animals

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Algae

Algae. By Erica Gonzales. What are algae?. Protists that use photosynthesis Classified by their pigments: Purple, Rusty-red, Olive-brown, Yellow, Golden Brown Both unicellular and multicellular . Characteristics. Unicellular Algae . Multicellular Algae. Phytoplankton

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Brown Algae

Brown Algae. Phaeophytes. Brown Algae. Brown Algae. Nearly all multicellular marine organisms. Commonly referred to as seaweeds. They have cell walls made of cellulose and alginic acid. Large flat fronds that are useful for withstanding tidal forces. Brown Algae.

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Embryological Stages

Embryological Stages. March 23, 2011. Female Reproductive System. Fertilization: 0 hours. E gg is released from the ovary & moves into the fallopian tube to wait for the arrival of the sperm Fertilization - results in a zygote requires the sperm & egg nucleus to fuse

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Antenatal Care

Antenatal Care. Mohamed Samir fouad Khalaf MD Professor OBGYN, Al- Azhar University, Cairo-Egypt President www.arabicobgyn.net. ANC.

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Single Celled Organisms

Single Celled Organisms. Adapted from www.micrographia.com by Ms. Shaw. Clarifying objective: 7.L.1.1 Compare the structures and life functions of single-celled organisms that carry out all the basic functions of life including: Euglena, Amoeba, Paramecium, and Volvox. Things to think about:.

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Early Embryonic Development

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Mitosis and Meiosis

Mitosis and Meiosis. Test Review. The most common stage of cell division is called In mitosis, the cells line up at the equator in this stage In mitosis, two things that disappear in prophase are: Each half of a replicated chromosome is known as sister ? Chromatids are joined by a ?

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Introduction to Animals

Introduction to Animals. Chapter 34. What makes an animal an animal?. Multicellular Heterotrophy Sexual reproduction & development Movement. Body Symmetry. Radial symmetry- a body plan in which the parts are organized in circle around an axis. Body Symmetry.

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Introduction to Tissues

Introduction to Tissues. HISTOLOGY. Biology of Tissues Understanding the structure and function of tissues will help you understand the structure and function of the entire body. Types of Tissue. Several Subtypes in the body but 4 main types of tissues Epithelial Connective Muscle

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Unit 6: Stem Cells

Unit 6: Stem Cells. 1 How do we go from one cell to many?. Cell division to create more cells. Differentiation: process by which cells becomes specialized into cell types so that they can carry out special functions.

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13-3 Development

13-3 Development . Aim: How do humans develop from a zygote to a fetus?. A) Fertilization. Fertilization may occur within a few days of ovulation The fusion of the sperm nucleus and the egg nucleus result in a diploid zygote. Fertilization occurs in the _______________.

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Kingdoms

Kingdoms. Animals and Protists. Animals. Diverse group that includes: worms, insects, humans, starfish General Characteristics Eukaryotic Lack cell walls Multicellular Heterotrophic Motile at some in life Embryo develops from a blastula (hollow ball of cells).

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Kingdom Animalia

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Volvox

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